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... Lordship held that was liable inkeeper, and gave decree for £7. The Cork alootioo hu in tha rotaro of Mr. Loodor > majority. The Whig, ban loot Mat, and timo whoa it badly Bparod. DieiußODiKßn or Aktilli.t Tha aulitia ragimeot, aatiUad Boyal Antrim Artillery ...
... is composed of many of the Irish members, of Parliament, and of aeteral influential gentlenen. Protest ants and Catholics, Whigs Conservatives. and Independents have determined on celebrating the festival of their national Saint In a spirit of friendly ...
... they excite. He was of the same age and standing Lord Hussell —the ye ir of his birth being 1792. In 1834 he seceded from the Whigs with Mr. Stanley, and gradually came round to the so-called V Derby Dim** till he joined the party of Sir Robert Peel, He became ...
... and state briefly the terms of the Union, and tcAat hive,.teen its results ?” 4 Explain and state the origin of the terms Whigs and Tories ‘Explain fully the allusions contained in the following passage:—‘At a time when Europe was outraged by the Duke ...
... - in., blueing Y.nk.» di.con.ontrd I.i.h- Amrricint .o, .hould e„r occur. Tub Con»erfali»e pJ • ...
... Sir Robert Peel, look upon this appointment,” declares our neighbor of The Dundalk Democrat, a gross insult offered by the Whigs to the Catholics of this country ; for a more rabid bigot is not to be found in the Empire than this new Chief- Secretary. ...
... another the common possession of sound principles, a Inch they advocated and applied without becoming the dependents either Whig or Tory Cabinets. are in 1861 not in 1851. bad Ibell Coca and Duffy, and Ssdleir, and Keogh, we had Messrs Moure and Magune ...
... « motion an lime .object, but decl.rcd by the .pe.ker to out of o'de'. Thu .bolition of the Chu.cli R.ie. Bill on »hich Ih. Whig U.t W dnr.- d., i> .i.K d.ffnt Idling, b, .he Engli.h Cholic p.«. from th.« eote.Uined by « IrrUod. Although the n.e..ore ...
... Mr. Gladstone’s finance likely to laud him, before be brings forward his next Budget, in about unenviable position as ever Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer floundered in.” DKERYMACASH AFFRAY.—PROSECUTION THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PARTY. “Wire,” as Mr. Cob Jen ...
... ii.quiry, resul An illu-tration, inp.int, i, preaented in Undsay. The pri.oner did no. d.n.y pawning the yesterday’s Northm Whig. “On Tuesday article, and s.i.l that she had obumedn Irom another . W>l uiwli .„j , , lC ed last.” writes highly respectable ...
... and political arrangemenla of the country. Lord Derby aaid hg referred with deep concern to the late of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative patty there ia at present little, ll any, difference of principle, if they were ...
... of such magnitude as the construction of Harbours of Refuge. We hardly expected anything else, but it is very discouraging, Whigs and Tories are very much alike iu affairs of this kiud. It is always the ready stereotyped answer. money,—why any amount of ...